Great antique shop selling a wide range of treasures, from Georgian silver to diamond rings. Also,…read moreglass, china and a big tray of silver-plated cutlery, useful for extra guests at Christmas dinner! I shop here for antique gifts for friends and family, and the owners are always helpful and knowledgeable. Very reasonable prices too. The Antique Centre is not quite what it used to be, but the Jays Nest is reason enough to pop in if you're looking for unusual gifts that have some history!

Awesome medium sized antique center close to the town center of Salisbury, close enough to town to…read morebe convenient but not so close that you struggle to find a parking spot. Unlike many antique stores it is well arranged and fairly spacious (3 levels) and NOT dusty like so may that tend to make you sneeze with decades old dust and mold spores in the air. It is primarily upmarket (and pricey) but some very nice art and furniture pieces. Mrs G loved a painting there but just too small for our 15 foot ceilinged family room (converted Manor house) and I loved a massive dining table (too big!!!). Still we had a fun time shopping, and came away with a century old 3 tier cake stand. Chris who manages (owns?) the place is exceeding friendly and helpful Two thumbs up

Double check the charges on your receipt like being charged 17% sales tax. But they offer extra…read moreservices like being hacked when using the ATM.

Lovely place, well worth a visit if you are in the area.read more

I love browsing old antique shops. I rarely buy anything, but I love the feeling that hundreds of…read moreyears of history are in one room. Antiques on High has the proper smell of old things and has an interesting range of antiques. Rather than focusing on big pieces of furniture, which so many antique shops do, it uses its space wisely to host: Jewellery, books, records, clothes, ornaments, pictures, maps and various collectables. The condition of the goods varies, but they're priced fairly reasonably. I find it's best to go in without the aim of buying something in particular, but just to browse. I can't say anything has ever caught my eye enough to want to buy it, but I've seen plenty of other people who have found the perfect addition to their home or the ideal gift. The best bit is the craft section, where there's a gallery of jewellery, leather, pottery, glass and art in general, all produced locally and all promising to be valuable antiques in the future. There's a great range in here and you can get something for less than a pound or spend hundreds of pounds. Equally, you can pop in for a few minutes or spend hours browsing - it's almost like a mini museum. If you like antique shops, this won't disappoint; if you've never been in one, try approaching it. Don't be put off by the prison-like bars in the windows; the staff are friendly and it's a different world inside.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my yearly visits to this shop. There are superb finds. Beautiful pieces…read moreof jewelry and vintage items in every case. My favorite is Caroline. I have bought wonderful treasures from her. They are all truly nice charming people. I miss this place.

Exquisite and high-quality antiques. Wonderful etchings and lithographs and beautiful silver. I…read moreonly wish I lived in Salisbury so I could take the entire shop home!

Pontcanna Flea Market is the real deal. You are guaranteed to find a really good selection of…read morequality Kitsch, both for the home and garden, as well as loads of classic and retro clothing, antiques, electrical goods, records, books, and furniture... essentially all the kind of stuff that you'd expect at a flea market, but with the added bonus of this one being a particularly good one. I don't know where the traders get their stock from, but some of them must have an incredible address book! A lot of them seemingly have endless access to the most incredibly desirable objects. Their lives must be heavenly! I considered becoming a trader myself a few years back, but decided that it would be an overtly dangerous career choice. I'd be great at scouting out my stock, and have fairly well tuned haggling skills. So far, so good! But, the problems would arise when it came to selling any of it on. I know I'd want to keep everything! Those confounded attachment issues! They also hold regular auctions at the King's Road site. I've not been to one, but I hear that they are as much fun as the flea markets, and just as well stocked with eminently buyable stuff.

I am on a bit of an antique kick here in the UK having now been in and out of antique shops across…read moreNew Forest and the Cotswalds. I want to recommend my favorite antique shop which is centrally located in Lyndhurst. The shop has an incredible range of pieces from rustic ceramic to fine china, maps/coins/stamps from around the world, silverware, and interesting vintage pieces (corkscrews, scales, balances, bed pan warmers, toasting forks, coal scuttles, toothpaste jars). I came back multiple times to enjoy the shop as it takes some time to appreciate all the finds across two floors. The pieces are labelled with prices. Thank you to the affable Jason and the rest of the team there for a lovely experience!

Lesley Pope Antiques is an interesting shop packed full of antiques and some bric a brac. Lesley…read moreused to have a stall in the Lymington Antiques Market before it was closed. She specialises in Silverware is but there are items of furniture, paintings, china, hip flasks, decanters, etc. There is a separate room at the back which sometimes has bargains. A good mooch for an unusual present. Deserves to be supported the owners have a lot of knowledge and it is well worth a visit .It is situated on the opposite side of the road to Marks and Spencer. Parking is available behind the M & S store.